Sentence examples for which may erupt from inspiring English sources
There he finds cliff dwellers battling huge things called Morlocks, which may erupt from underground any moment.
The 5 km buffer zone for Harrat Rahat was taken from previous estimates of dyke length (Runge et al. 2014), however it is likely that the distribution of dyke lengths, and subsequently the distance along which magma may erupt from, may vary with field thus, at the very least, the tectonic regime should be considered (Pinel and Jaupart 2004).
Unite's man tried to suggest that management's stance in industrial disputes also deserve a glance and that, in Unite's parallel problem with BA which may also erupt again at Easter, it has a lot to answer for.
If one can identify when and why the sealing process is occurring, this may be a means to identify a system which is undergoing pressurization and may erupt.
Even after the eruption ends, Lusi may erupt periodically or ooze mud for centuries.
Communities in regions with seasonal rainfall face annual dry seasons, during which water shortages and conflicts between different water use sectors may erupt.
Without a fundamental change in governmental policy, which currently turns a blind eye to the illegal activities of LSFs on communal rangeland, the gloomy scenario of land-based conflict may erupt in the eastern part of the country.
And armed conflict may erupt, whatever happens in Abyei.
Evil may erupt wherever there's a computer.
